Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-16
Local Items.

M. Ochoas. Mir. Louis Ezekiels has been appointed | postmaster at Mammoth.
 Father Monfort left on Wednesday tor visit to the Vekol camp.
 The family of Mir. W. H. Merritt are temporarily residing at Pinal.
 Mir. Fabien Moreau finally started this week for his contemplated visit east.
 Mir. Pedro Charouleau returned from Pinal on Thursday to his ranch near Florence.
 Messrs D. S. Thomas and R. H. Mar tin left for short visit to Tucson on Thursday night
 Mir. Alex. Pam, with c. Seligmanu X Go, Tucson, was in town this week in the iaterests of his house.
 Deputy U. S. Marshal H. D Under wood came up from Tucson ou Tuesday morning on short business trip.
 The quarantine has been raised and no further apprehension is felt regarding the introduction of the small pox.
 MT. N. H. Miller, of Riverside, was in town on Monday. He has bought Putnam's herd of cattle at that place.
 The stage road from Casa Grande is very muddy owing to the heavy rains, and the stage makes slower time than usual.
 The proceedings of the board of super visors and board of equalization will be found on the first page of to-day's paper. Sheriff Fryer left on Monday for trip up the river to serve legal papers in several suits. He is expected home to day.
 The board of supervisors will hear com plaints from those whose assessments have been raised, at meeting to be held on July 10.
 There have been several small wash outs on the Southern Pacific during the past ten days, and the eastern mails are somewhat irregular.
 Mir W. M. Griffith came down from Dripping Springs on Sunday and left the next day for Tucson and the southeastern portion of the Territory.
 MT. P. R. Brady, jr., has charge of Mir. J. M. Ochoa's branch store at Walk- CTS ranch, and he is conducting its affairs with perfect satisfaction
 The ENTERPRISE returns thanks to Judge A. H. Dryden for courtesies extend ed to one of it's publishers during his re- cent visit to Silver King.
 Mir L. K. Drais, proprietor of the Palace Hotel, in Pinsl, was in Florence last week. His visits are not frequent but they are always welcome.
 The Star says Prof. Thomas Price has been examining the Mammoth mine for an English Company and is greatly pleas ed with its present appearance
 Mir. w. Wood Porter clerk of the Dis trict Court, has gone to Santa Rosa, Cal ifornia, to spend couple of months among his friends and relations.
 Frank Shields has recovered three of the horses stolen from his ranch. The Ind iaus at Coyote Holes had them, and q reward of $7. 50 was the consideration for their delivery.
 Mir. Robert Williams, of the Williams House, Silver King, whose advertisement will be found in the ENTERPRISE, is doing tine business and evidently knows how to keep hotel.
 Mir w Kerwin, of Silver King, has returned from visit to his old home in Seneca Falls, New York. It was his first visit since he left there thirteen years ago, and many an Oldtime friendship was pleasantly renewed.
 Special Deputy Sheriff Joseph Thomp- son arrested Samuel D. Meyers, who shot at Francis A. Bonner at Grifiith's ranch on the night of the 10th instant, and took him to Globe last Tuesday, where he was jailed.
 Hon. J. J. Devine, Deputy Internal Revenue Collector, has been in town sev- eral days visiting his family. Last night he was inducted into the mysteries of the Select Knights and endured the or deal with heroic fortitude.
 Messrs. c. W. Culver and D. J. Beesley came down from Pinal on Thursday evening. They report very heavy fall of rain in Pinal the morning they left; the creeks and arroyos were all running full and that whole section was saturated.
 Very muddy and thick water was com ing down the river during the early part of the week. This silt carried down by he floods is one of the best fertilizers known, and fields irrigated once with the muddy water will yield bountiful crops for many years thereafter.
 Judge B. T. Whitesides made visit to Tucson this week, returning on Thurs day Mir. Whitesides was in compan , with Mir. J. M. Ochea at Reymert camI when the latter gentleman was injured by the runaway horses he was driving but he fortunately escaped harm.
 The lower end of the Florence canal i: now at point as near the town limits ol Florence as it is intended to be con structed and it will now take a nor southern course over the mesa lands it i calculated to irrigate. The lower cam is a little more than half mile eas of Florence.
 Quite a singular shower occurred her last Monday evening. It seem ed to sud denly gather it's forces directly over tow and rained furiously for half an hour